EECP Treatment in Mira Road, Thane & Solapur
Non-Invasive EECP Treatment for Selected Heart Patients
40+ Sessions | ~1 Hour/Session | Outpatient Treatment
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Having recurring chest discomfort, angina, or heart-related symptoms even after angioplasty or bypass surgery?
EECP (Enhanced External Counterpulsation) is a non-invasive treatment option that may be considered for selected patients with certain heart conditions.
At Cordis Heart Institute, you can discuss your symptoms, medical history and reports with a cardiology team to find out whether EECP may be suitable for you.
Available in Mira Road | Thane | Solapur
What Is EECP Treatment?
EECP stands for Enhanced External Counterpulsation.
It is a non-invasive treatment that uses inflatable cuffs placed around the calves, thighs and hips.
The cuffs inflate and deflate in coordination with your heartbeat. This may help improve blood flow and reduce symptoms in selected patients.
EECP does not involve open-heart surgery or insertion of a stent.
EECP is not suitable for every patient. A cardiologist should assess your condition before treatment.
Who May Be Considered for EECP?
EECP may be considered for selected patients with:
- Recurring angina or chest discomfort
- Persistent heart-related symptoms
- Symptoms after angioplasty
- Symptoms after bypass surgery
- Reduced exercise tolerance associated with heart disease
- Certain cardiac conditions where a doctor considers EECP appropriate
Your medical history, symptoms, previous procedures and reports will be considered before treatment is recommended.
Consult Dr. Abhijit Aklujkar
Dr. Abhijit Aklujkar
M.D. (MED), DNB (CARDIOLOGY), MNAMS
Discuss your symptoms, previous cardiac treatment and medical reports with a cardiologist before deciding whether EECP may be suitable for you.
How Does EECP Treatment Work?
1. Medical Assessment
Your symptoms, medical history and previous cardiac treatment are reviewed.
2. EECP Assessment
The cardiology team evaluates whether EECP may be appropriate for your condition.
3. EECP Treatment Sessions
Special inflatable cuffs are placed around your calves, thighs and hips. The cuffs inflate and deflate in coordination with your heartbeat.
4. Follow-Up
Your symptoms and response to treatment are monitored as advised by your doctor.
Why Consider EECP at Cordis Heart Institute?
Cardiologist Consultation
Discuss your condition and EECP treatment with a cardiology team.
Non-Invasive Treatment Option
EECP uses external cuffs and does not involve inserting a stent or performing open-heart surgery.
Assessment Before Treatment
Your medical history, symptoms and reports are considered before treatment is recommended.
Multiple Locations
EECP consultation and treatment options are available across Mira Road, Thane and Solapur.
Are You Looking for EECP Treatment?
You can enquire with us if you want to know:
- Whether EECP may be suitable for your condition
- How EECP treatment works
- How long an EECP session takes
- Whether EECP can be considered after angioplasty
- Whether EECP can be considered after bypass surgery
- What medical reports are required for consultation
- Where EECP treatment is available
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is EECP?
EECP, or Enhanced External Counterpulsation, is a non-invasive treatment that uses inflatable cuffs around the legs and lower body, coordinated with the heartbeat.
- Is EECP a surgery?
No. EECP is a non-invasive treatment and does not require open-heart surgery or insertion of a stent.
- How long does an EECP session take?
A session commonly takes around an hour. The number and frequency of sessions depend on the treatment plan recommended by your doctor.
- Can EECP be considered after angioplasty?
Some patients may continue to experience symptoms after angioplasty. In selected cases, a cardiologist may consider EECP after evaluating the patient’s condition.
- Can EECP be considered after bypass surgery?
EECP may be considered for selected patients who continue to experience symptoms after bypass surgery. Medical evaluation is required.
- Does everyone with heart blockage need EECP?
No. EECP is not suitable for everyone with heart disease or blockage. A cardiologist should assess your condition before recommending treatment.
- Should I bring my medical reports?
Yes. Bring your available cardiac reports, previous angioplasty or bypass records, medicines and recent test reports for your consultation.
What Our Patients Say About Their Experience
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Meet Our Cardiologist
Dr. Abhijit Aklujkar
Dr. Abhijit Aklujkar is the Director of Cordis Heart Institute and a Consultant Cardiologist at Wockhardt Hospital, Mira Road.
He completed his MBBS from G.S. Medical College and KEM Hospital, Mumbai, followed by MD in Medicine from JJ Hospital, Mumbai University, and super-specialisation in cardiology at Jaslok Hospital, Mumbai.
Cordis Heart Institute
EECP Heart Therapy Centres in Mira Road, Thane & Solapur
Conditions We Treat
- Heart Blockages
- Low Heart Pumping
- Failed Angioplasty / Bypass
- Patient not fit for Angioplasty / Bypass
- Prevent heart attack in high risk individuals
- Erectile dysfunction
Cordis Heart Institute
Cordis Heart Institute is a trusted EECP center serving patients in Mira Road, Thane, and Solapur. We focus on treating heart conditions through non-invasive therapies, helping patients avoid surgery and improve their quality of life.
Our centers are equipped with advanced, US FDA-approved technology to ensure safe, effective, and result-driven treatment for every patient.
Our Locations
MIRA ROAD
204, Raj Oaks, 2nd Floor, Next to Don Bosco School, MTNL Road, Near Jangid Circle, Mira Bhayandar, Maharashtra 401107
THANE
202, Ganesh Tower, Opposite Platform No. 1, Dada Patil Wadi, Thane West, Thane, Maharashtra 400602
SOLAPUR
VHC Vedshri Heart Clinic – 104, Maheshwari Heights, 1st Floor, Datta Chowk, South Kasaba, Solapur, Maharashtra 413007